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[1 Point] (Question 25): Those who support increasing the power of the national government over the states would most likely support which of the following justifications of increasing the power of the national government? Please Explain your answer.
(Answer 1[A]: Increasing the power of the national government has decreased the power the national government exercises over the states).
(Answer 2[B]: Increasing the power of the national government has promoted more equality in the U.S.).
(Answer 3[C]: Increasing the power of the national government has reduced the national government's control of interstate commerce).
(Answer 4[D]: Increasing the power of the national government has given states more flexibility in solving problems).
(Answer 1[A]: Increasing the power of the national government has decreased the power the national government exercises over the states).
(Answer 2[B]: Increasing the power of the national government has promoted more equality in the U.S.).
(Answer 3[C]: Increasing the power of the national government has reduced the national government's control of interstate commerce).
(Answer 4[D]: Increasing the power of the national government has given states more flexibility in solving problems).
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(Question 31): In your opinion, why is the system of Checks and Balances and Separation of Powers so important for our government? Please answer in at least 7-10 sentences, providing examples to support your position.
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